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Steven
A. Carlson, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, Environmental and
Natural Resource Sciences Department
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(Semi-retired as of August 2004;
teaching Spring semesters only)
Professor, Environmental
and Natural Resource Sciences Department
Co-Director, Spatial
Analysis Lab (SALab)
Co-Director,
Advanced Spatial Analysis Facility
(ASAF)
College
of Natural Resources and Sciences
Humboldt
State University
Arcata, CA 95521
Tel (707) 826-3438
FAX (707) 826-4145
E-Mail: sac1@humboldt.edu
Fall 2001-August 2004
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Chair, Natural Resources Planning
and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
(Renamed Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences Dept., Fall 2002)
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Chair, Rangeland Resources and
Wildland Soils Dept, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
(Renamed Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences Dept., Fall 2002)
2000-2001
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
Spring 2000
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Interim Dean, College of Natural
Resources and Sciences, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
Fall 1999
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Associate Dean,
College of Natural Resources and Sciences, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
1998-1999
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Interim Dean, College of Natural
Resources and Sciences, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
1997-1998
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Associate Dean, College of
Natural Resources and Sciences, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
1995-1997
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Chair,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
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Chair, Rangeland
Resource Science Dept, Humboldt State U. |
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
1987-1995
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Professor,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
1983-1987
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Chair,
Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State U. |
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Assoc.
Professor, Natural Resources Planning and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State
U. |
1981-1983
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Associate
Professor, Department of Geography, Earth Science and Conservation,
Northern Michigan U. |
1976-1981
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Assistant
Professor, Department of Geography, Earth Science and Conservation;
Northern Michigan U. |
1973-1975
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Teaching
Assistant and Predoctoral Teaching Associate, U. of Washington |
U. of Washington
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Physical Geography |
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Introduction to
Geography |
No. Michigan U.
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Biogeography |
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Man's
Impact on the Environment |
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Physical
Geography |
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Land
and Water Regulation (Environmental Law) |
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Environmental
Impact Statements |
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Introduction
to Soil |
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Land
Capability Analysis |
Humboldt State U.
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Introduction to
Natural Resources Planning |
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Evaluation and
Applications in Natural Resources Planning |
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Advanced
Techniques in Natural Resources Planning |
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Senior Planning
Practicum |
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Internship |
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Introduction to
Geographic Information Systems |
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Applied Geographic
Information Systems |
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GPS and Map
Analysis |
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Advanced
Techniques in GIS Seminar |
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Conflict
Resolution in Natural Resources |
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1995-pres. Nature
Conservancy, Review of GIS products produced by other consultants. |
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1990 Reviewer
for Academic Program Improvement Grants Program, The Calif. State U. |
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1983-pres. Reviewer
for Choice (34 reviews) |
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1972-1978 Partner,
Wesplan Corporation, Missoula, MT (land use consulting corporation) |
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1972-1974 Land
Use Planning, contracted by Diehl Development Corporation, Helena, MT |
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1969-1971 Research
Assistant, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, School of Business,
University of Montana, Missoula, MT; worked on the Montana Economic Study contracted through the Governor's Office. |
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1976-1990 Abstractor
for GeoAbstracts for two journals: Discussion Papers in Planning,
University of Glasgow and Australian Journal of Soil Research. |
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1997-pres. Member,
Advisory Board, HSU Natural History Museum |
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1997-pres. Member,
HSU Science and Management Advisory Committee, Center for Natural Lands
Management |
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1992 Member,
The California State University Advisory Task Force for the Development of
the Center for the Resolution of Environmental Disputes, in response to SB
888 (Keene); appointed by Chancellor Munitz. |
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1985-pres. Member,
Lanphere-Christensen Dunes Mgmt Advisory Board, Humboldt State U. |
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1983-1997 Advisor,
Natural Resources Planning Club, Humboldt State University. |
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1978-1983 Member
at Large, Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, Marquette, MI. |
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1978-1983 Member,
Marquette County Transit Authority, Marquette, MI. |
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1978-1983 Chairman
(1981-1983), Vice-Chairman (1980), Member, Marquette County
Planning Commission, Marquette, MI. |
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1976-1983 Advisor,
GESC Planning Club, Northern Michigan U., Marquette, MI. |
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1979-1981 Chairman |
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1979-1980 Chairman,
Marquette County Planning Commission Subcommittee on Comprehensive Plan
Revision, Marquette, MI. |
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2000-present Vice-Chair,
Humboldt Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, Eureka, CA |
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1999 Founding
Organizer, new United Methodist Church (Church of the Joyful Healer),
McKinleyville, CA. (Planning process began in 1989) |
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1993-1998 Lay
Leader, Arcata United Methodist Church, |
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1988-1996 Chief
Financial Officer and Member of Organizing Committee , Humboldt Habitat
for Humanity, Eureka, CA; HHfH is a private, non-profit Christian
organization that builds houses at no profit and sells them at no interest
to families that are homeless or underhoused. |
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1991-1992 Trustee,
Board of Trustees, Arcata United Methodist Church, Arcata, CA. |
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1990-1992 Project
Coordinator, Blitz-building of two houses in 5 days for Humboldt Habitat
for Humanity in cooperation with Jubilee '92, a conference held at Humboldt
State U. for the United Methodist California-Nevada Annual Conference,
August 8-13, 1992. |
S.A. Carlson and L. Fox III.
1997. Seamless and Not So Seamless Landscape Digital Data in the Klamath
Economic Zone. Klamath Basin Restoration and Management Conference,
March 11-13, Yreka, CA.
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. Combining
Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery and Vector Thematic Data to Support Salmon
Restoration Efforts in a Large Pacific Coast Watershed. 1996 Watershed
Management Council, Sixth Biennial Conference, Stateline, NV, October 24,
1996
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. A
Distributed GIS to Support Ecosystem Management in the Klamath River
Hydrobasin in California and Oregon. Eco-Informa 96.
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. Bioregional
Assessment of the Klamath Province--a holistic ecosystem study using digital
data sets. Poster presentation at the Humboldt Bay Symposium, Sept. 20,
1996, Eureka, CA.
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. The
Klamath Bioregional Assessment Project at Humboldt State University.
ESRI 1996 Annual User Conference, Palm Springs, CA May 21, 1996.
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. Combining
Nominal 1:100000 Vector Data with Landsat-Derived Vegetation Classification
for Landscape Ecosystem Assessment. A paper presentation at the Assoc.
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, April 1996. Also
Session Chair.
________ 1996. Klamath Basin
GIS Project. Western Association of Map Libraries Spring Meeting,
Eureka, CA, May 19, 1996.
________ and L. Fox III. 1996. Landscape
Assessment with Small Scale Data, Klamath Basin, California-Oregon. A
paper presentation at GIS’96, Vancouver, BC, March 1996.
________ and L. Fox III. 1995. Virtual
GIS and Ecosystem Assessment in the Klamath Province, CA/OR. A paper
presentation and a poster session, CA/HI/NV ESRI Regional User’s
Conference, Granlibakken, Lake Tahoe, Oct. 18.
________ and L. Fox III. Klamath
Basin GIS Technical Work Group at Humboldt State University. California
Biodiversity Council, Sept. 21. 1995 (actual presentation by Fox)
________ L. Fox III, and R.L.
Garrett. 1994. Virtual GIS and Ecosystem Assessment in the Klamath
Province, California-Oregon. A paper presented at GIS/LIS’94, Phoenix,
October 27, 1994.
Martischang, M.F. and S.A.
Carlson, 1993. Using Address Matching to Derive In-Stream Fish Habitat
Unit Locations, Paper presented at the Fourth National U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service GIS Workshop, National Wetlands Research Center, Lafayette,
LA 70506.
Martischang, M.F. and S.A.
Carlson, 1992. Restructuring Fish Habitat Data for Analysis in Geographic
Information Systems, Paper presented at the 88th Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, San Diego, April.
________ 1992. GIS at Humboldt
State University, Presentation to the North Coast GIS Work Group,
Humboldt State University, January 13, 1992.
________ 1990. Geographic
Information System Technology at Humboldt State: Applications in Natural
Resource Management & Planning, Paper presented at the Humboldt
State University Conference on Environmental Systems and Natural Resources,
February 10, 1990.
________ 1984. Data Scale
Discrimination in Integrated Biophysical Mapping for Rural Land Use
Planning, Invited paper presented at the lst International Seminar of
the International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE), Methodology
in Landscape Ecological Research and Planning, Roskilde University
Centre, Roskilde, DENMARK, October 15-19, 1984.
________ 1984. Spatial Data
Management and Analysis with the Map Analysis Package (MAP), Paper
presented at the Humboldt State University Conference on Environmental
Systems and Natural Resources, April 28, l984.
________ 1982. Planning in
Rural Areas: Evaluation of the Land Resource, Paper presented at the
78th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio,
April 26, l982.
________ 1981. Biophysical
Analysis of the Harlow Clark Property as Input to Decision-Making, Michigan
Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
Michigan, March 20, l98l.
________ 1979. The Rural Land
Use Planning Bandwagon--Have We Forgotten the Wheels?, Paper presented
at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,
Philadelphia, April 24, l979.
________ 1978. On Developing a
Methodology for Rural Land Use Planning, Paper presented at the 74th
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans,
April l0, l978.
________ 1977. Land Use
Planning--The Rural Focus, Paper presented at Michigan Academy of
Science, Arts and Letters; Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, March
18, l977.
________ and E. Denney, 1973. Biophysical
Resource Analysis as a Basis for Land Development, An invited
presentation to the Montana Association of Planners, Great Falls, August,
l973.
WORKSHOPS
PRESENTED
S.A. Carlson. 1997. ArcView3:
Desktop GIS. A workshop presented in conjunction with the Extended
Education Department, Humboldt State U., Jan. 9-10, 1997.
________ 1997.
ArcView3: Desktop GIS. A workshop presented in conjunction with the
Extended Education Department, Humboldt State U., Jan. 6-7, 1997.
________ 1996. ArcView2:
Desktop GIS. A workshop presented in conjunction with the Extended
Education Department, Humboldt State U., Jan. 4-5, 1996.
________ 1996. ArcView2:
Desktop GIS. A workshop presented in conjunction with the Extended
Education Department, Humboldt State U., Jan. 11-12, 1996.
________ 1994. Introduction to
GIS Workshop. A workshop presented to Six Rivers National Forest
personnel in conjunction with the Extended Education Department, Humboldt
State U., Jan. 4-5, 1994.
________ 1994. Introduction to
GIS Workshop. A workshop presented to Six Rivers National Forest
personnel in conjunction with the Extended Education Department, Humboldt
State U., June 7-8, 1994.
________ 1993. Growth
Management and Growth Control: Costs and Benefits to Regional and Rural
Environments, A panel and presentation for the California County
Planning Commissioners Association, 63d Fall Conference, October 16, 1993,
Redding, CA.
________ 1993. GIS
Applications in Soil Science Research, A workshop presentation at the
Soil Conservation Service Staff Meeting, Humboldt State U., August 5, 1993.
________ 1993. pcARC/INFO ver
3.4D+ Training Workshop, A workshop presented in conjunction with the
Ext. Education Department, Humboldt State U., June 01-04, 1993.
________ 1993. pcARC/INFO ver
3.4D+ Training Workshop, A workshop presented in conjunction with the
Ext. Education Department, Humboldt State U., Jan. 11-15, 1993.
________ 1992. pcARC/INFO ver
3.4D Training Workshop for Redwood National Park, A workshop presented
at the request of Redwood National Park, Arcata, January 06-10, 1992.
________ 1991. On Developing
an Understanding of GIS Concepts and Constructs for Mid- Career
Professionals, A short course presented for the Natural Resources
Institute, Humboldt State University, April 5-May 10, 1991.
________ 1987. An Introduction
to Geographic Information Systems, A workshop presented for the Natural
Resources Institute, Humboldt State University, Feb. 13-14, 1987.
________ 1986. Advanced
Training in Geographic Information Systems: SAGIS, Invited workshop for
the Department of Geography, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Nov.
1986.
________ 1986. SAGIS GIS
System, A workshop for Redwood National Park personnel, August 6-7,
1986.
________ 1986. SAGIS and
Linked Analytical/Storage Packages. A workshop on geographic information
systems presented at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, Minneapolis, May 4, 1986.
________ 1981. Landscape
Evaluation as Input in the Rural Land-Use Planning Process--A Case Study. Poster
and workshop presented at the International Congress on Perspectives in
Landscape Ecology, Veldhoven, THE NETHERLANDS, April 7-8, 198l.
________ 1981. Land Capability
Analysis in Land Use Planning, Special invited workshop presented to
Department of Geography and Geology, Lake Superior State College, Sault Ste
Marie, Michigan, April 28-29, l98l.
________ and E.
Denney, 1973. Biophysical Resource Analysis as a Basis for Land
Development, A Short Course in Land-Use Planning--Art, Science or
Politics?, University of Montana, Missoula, July 26, l973.
PUBLICATIONS
S.A. Carlson, and I. Johannes.
2000. Development of a Parcel Base Map for Humboldt Bay, CA. Report
to the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation, and Conservation District. 2000.
S.A. Carlson and V. Hare. 1998. A
Comparative Analysis of the Klamath River Basin Ecosystem–GIS and
Technical Support for the Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force and
Technical Work Group, Phase IV, 97-PC-01. A report to the USFWS, Yreka,
CA.
S.A. Carlson and K. Neumeier.
1997. A Comparative Analysis of the Klamath River Basin Ecosystem–GIS
and Technical Support for the Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force and
Technical Work Group, Phase III, 97-PC-01. A report to the USFWS, Yreka,
CA.
S.A. Carlson. 1996. Subbasin
Planning and Project Development (96-PC- 06): A Report to the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service. Nat. Res. Plng and Interp. Dept, Humboldt State
University, Arcata.
________ and L.Fox III. 1996. Annual
Report FY1997: Bioregional Assessment of the Klamath Province: A Holistic
Ecosystem Study Using Digital Data Sets (U.S. National Biological Service,
Research Work Order No. 42). Spatial Analysis Lab, Humboldt State
University, Arcata
Fox, L.III and S.A. Carlson.
1996. Using a GIS and Vegetation Cover Derived from LANDSAT-TM Image
Classification to Assess the Health of the Klamath River Hydro-Basin in
North America. International Archives of Photogrammetry, Commission
VII, Working Group 3, Vienna, Austria.
S.A. Carlson. 1996. The
Klamath Bioregional Assessment Project at Humboldt State University. Proc.,
ESRI 1996 Annual User Conference, Palm Springs, CA May 21, 1996.
________ and L.Fox III. 1996.
Landscape Assessment with Small Scale Data, Klamath Basin, California-Oregon.
Proc., GIS’96, GIS World, Inc., Vancouver, BC, March 1996.
________ 1995. Review of Ecosystem
Survey GIS Database for Beale Air Force Base produced by Jones &
Stokes Associates, Inc. for The Nature Conservancy, California Regional
Office, San Francisco.
________ and L.Fox III. 1994. Strategic
Plan for a Klamath Province Geographic Information System Technical Work
Group at Humboldt State University. Klamath Basin Ecosystem Restoration
Office, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Martischang, M.F. and S.A.
Carlson. 1993. "Using Address Matching Tools of a Vector GIS to Derive
In-Stream Fish Habitat Unit Locations From Existing Habitat Data Sets."
Proceedings, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service GIS Workshop, Lafayette,
Louisiana, May 3-6, 1993.
Fox, L. III, S.A. Carlson, and H.
Campbell. 1992. "Integrating Geographic Information Systems Education
into the Curriculum at Humboldt State University." Photogrammetric
Engineering & Remote Sensing, 58(8):1158.
_________ (GIS Advisor). 1992. Long
Term Timber Management Plan for Jackson Demonstration State Forest Under the
Sustained Yield Forestry Act of 1992, Dept. of Forestry and Fire
Protection, Jackson Demonstration State Forest, Fort Bragg.
_________ et. al. 1990. Eel
River Wildlife Area: Inventory of Biota for Off-Highway Vehicle Management,
Cali. Dept. of Fish and Game, Eureka, CA. 36 pp.
_________, J. Hackett, and R.A.
Wilson. 1990. Digital Base Mapping: City of Arcata, CA. Natural
Resources Planning and Interpretation Dept, Humboldt State U., Arcata, CA.
Imper, D.K., G.E. Hovey, J.O.
Sawyer, and S.A. Carlson. 1987. Table Bluff Ecological Reserve Management
Plan. Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA. 88pp.
_________, D. Berman, R. H.
Wicker, and A. Borden. 1987. Centerville Beach Naval Facility: Natural
Resources Management Plan. Natural Resources Planning and Interpretation
Dept., Humboldt State U. 112 pp.
_________ and M. Spencer. 1985. A
Summary of Library and Remote Sensing Materials Available for Humboldt North
Coast Land Trust Properties. Natural Resources Planning and
Interpretation Department, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA, 1985. 41
pp.
_________ 1984. "Data Scale
Discrimination in Integrated Biophysical Mapping for Rural Land Use
Planning" IN Methodology in Landscape Ecological Research and
Planning. Proceedings, Volume IV: Theme IV: Methodology of
Evaluation/Synthesis of Data in Landscape Ecology, pp.ll7-121, of the lst
International Seminar of the International Association for Landscape Ecology
(IALE), Roskilde University Centre, Roskilde, DENMARK, October 15-19, l984.
_________ 1981. "Landscape
Evaluation as Input in the Rural Land-Use Planning Process--A Case
Study" IN S. P. Thallingii and A. A. deVeer, Perspectives in
Landscape Ecology: Contributions to Research, Planning and Management of Our
Environment. Proceedings of the International Congress,
Netherlands Society for Landscape Ecology, Veldhoven, THE NETHERLANDS, April
6-11, l98l (Wageningen, THE NETHERLANDS: Centre for Agricultural Publishing
and Documentation l982).
_________ 1979. Characteristics
of the Population as Related to Methodist Preferences in the Skandia-Trenary
Corridor. A study for the United Methodist Church, Detroit Conference,
22 pp.
_________ 1979. CROSSFIRE:
Crossfire Master Plan. Missoula: Wesplan Corporation, l979. 60 pp.
(Contributing Consultant).
_________ 1978. "Microbioclimate:
One Tool for Environmental Assessment," Professional Geographer,
30(l):42-47.
_________, E. Denney and D. R.
Woodley. 1975. Economic and Population Forecasts--Ronan and St. Ignatius,
l975, l980, l985, and l995. Environmental Protection Agency, Flathead
Drainage 208 Project funded under P. L. 92.-500. January l975. 35 pp.
_________ 1974. "The Forest
Resource: A Weyerhaeuser Timberland Tour," IN Views of Washington
State. Association of American Geographers, 70th Annual Convention,
Seattle, pp. 84-94.
_________ and E. Denney. 1974. Diehl
Development Corporation, Land-Use Capability Study--Lower Holmes Gulch
Project. Dept of Geography, U. of Montana, l974. 80 pp.
_________ and E. Denney. 1973. Diehl
Development Corporation, Bull Run Acres Planning Report. Department of
Geography, University of Montana, l973. l3 pp.
_________ and E. Denney (eds.).
1973. Diehl Development Corporation, Land-Use Planning Workshop
Report--Southeast Helena Project. Missoula: Department of Geography,
University of Montana. 43 pp.
Carlson, S. A., E. Denney and J.
M. Crowley. 1973. Diehl Development Corporation, Land Use Capability
Study--Southeast Helena Project. Dept of Geography, U. of Montana. 215
pp.
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1999. Humboldt
Bay GIS Data Dissemination Project. Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and
Conservation District, Eureka, CA. $33,500 (pending) |
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1998. Humboldt
Bay Parcel/Lease GIS Project. |
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Bautzer
Faculty/University Advancement Award to attend
Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VII
Conference, Dec. 6-9, 1997. |
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1997. A
Comparative Analysis of Klamath Basin Ecosystem Parameters--GIS and
Technical Support, Phase 1V Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force and
Technical Work Group. Cooperative Agreement. $50,000. USFWS. |
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1997. Augmentation
to Bioregional Assessment of the Klamath Province: a holistic ecosystem
study using digital data sets. $25,000. USFWS to U.S. National Biol.
Service, USGS. |
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1997. Augmentation
to Bioregional Assessment of the Klamath Province: a holistic ecosystem
study using digital data sets. $31,931. BOR to U.S. National Biol.
Service, USGS. |
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1997. HSU Small
Grants Competition, $650. |
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1996. A
Comparative Analysis of Klamath Basin Ecosystem Parameters--GIS and
Technical Support, Phase III. Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force
and Technical Work Group. Cooperative Agreement. $42,618. USFWS. |
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1996. (With Fox). Augmentation
to Bioregional Assessment of the Klamath Province: a holistic
ecosystem study using digital data sets. Research Work Order for
$214,000 FY1996. U.S. National Biological Service, USFWS. |
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1996. A GIS
Assessment of Landscape Factors Associated with Debris Torrent Events,
Salmon River Watershed, Northern California, 1944-1988. HSU RS&CA
Grant, $4255.50. |
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1995. Yurok GIS
Technical Support. Coop. Agreement, $2500, Yurok Tribe. |
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1995. (With Fox) Bioregional
Assessment of the Klamath Province: a holistic ecosystem study using digital
data sets. Research Work Order for $4,826,393 FY1994-FY1999. U.S.
National Biological Service, USFWS. (Due to shifting political winds, this
RWO only resulted in about $350,000 in realized funding and $200,000 in
ancillary funding.) |
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1995. (With Fox). GIS
Group UNIX Workstations. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. $102,000. |
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1995. (With Fox). Sub-basin
Planning and Project Development Proposal 95- PC-06. Cooperative
Agreement, $50,400, USFWS. |
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1994. (With Fox). A
Comparative Analysis of Klamath Basin Ecosystem Parameters--an emphasis upon
temporal and spatial conditions with respect to scale and thematic domains.
RWO for $16,000, U.S. National Biological Service, USFWS. |
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1994. (With Fox).
Development of a Strategic Plan for a GIS Group at Humboldt State University.
RWO33, $50,000, U.S. National Biological Service. |
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1994. HSU
Foundation Small Grant Competition. $750. |
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1993. HSU
Foundation Small Grant Competition. $630. |
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As Interim Dean (Selected):
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Member,
Year-Round Operations (YRO) Work Party (as Dean of CNRS):
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Responsible
for all aspects of implementing
the first Summer Semester at HSU; |
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Primary
author of the summer scheduling matrix; |
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Primary
coordinator of class offerings by each of the colleges; |
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Primary
coordinator for budget compliance by each of the colleges. |
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Chair,
Galbreath Management Committee: Responsible for helping negotiate
gifting of the Galbreath Ranch (Galbreath Wildlands Center); Formalized
the structure of participation by Galbreath daughters and implemented
the first meeting of the Management Committee. |
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Worked
to secure the position of and recruitment for the Assistant Unit Leader
of the California Cooperative Fisheries Unit. |
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Initiated
discussions with the Director of the United States Geological Survey
(USGS) and Director of the Cooperative Units to convert our Cooperative
Fisheries Unit to a Cooperative Fisheries and Wildlife Unit; Attended
the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources and Natural Resources
Conference in Chicago at their request to enter discussions about the
addition of a Wildlife Unit. |
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Refined
position description and responsibilities for the CNRS Hazardous
Materials Technician; Helped implement the required training for all
faculty and staff utilizing hazardous materials. |
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Brought
the new Wildlife and Fisheries Building on-line. |
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Renewed/coordinated
discussions regarding occupancy of the about-to-be-built Behavioral and
Social Sciences (BSS) Building. |
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Met
with SUN Microsystems to explore mechanisms to leverage technology
dollars for the new BSS Building. |
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Brought
a new Captain on staff to master the R/VCoral Sea. Worked to
rehab a dysfunctional system of vessel use. |
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Reclassified
numerous CNRS staff positions to reflect actual responsibilities. |
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Nominated
(w/Sean Kearns) Dr. Boham and the Indian Natural Resources, Sciences,
and Engineering Program (INRSEP)for the Presidential Award for
Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. Dr.
Boham won the national award and was presented the award in ceremonies
at the White House |
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Worked
the University Veterinarian to bring the CNRS into full compliance with
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) regulations
promulgated by USDA and state programs; We were so successful that we
have been moved to annual inspections from 6-mo surprise inspections. |
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Successfully
negotiated a Partnership Agreement (MOU) with Columbia University's
Biosphere 2 Center in Oracle, AZ to provide educational opportunities
for HSU students and research and exchange possibilities for
faculty. The agreement includes access arrangements for using the
Biosphere 2 facility for faculty research. Efforts included taking
seven faculty to the Center for exploring the possibilities and
attending the Partnership Advisory Group meeting at the Center. |
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Reviewed
all CNRS Faculty Activity Reports (FAR's) for two cycles of merit
increases and made recommendations to the President. |
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Received
Performance Salary Increase (PSI), 1996-1997 (first year available) |
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Attended Second
International Conference on GIS in Higher Education as an invited
participant on the University Panel. Columbia, MD, Sept. 5-9, 1996 |
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Appointed by
Chancellor Munitz to serve as one of two CSU representatives to the
California Environmental Resources Evaluation System (CERES) Board, Oct.
1995. |
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Appointed by Dr.
McCrone to the Advisory Board for Research and Creative Projects, Aug. 1995. |
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Worked with
faculty from five other CSU campuses in negotiating a CSU-wide software
license for the ARC/INFO GIS software. Now serve on the oversight Board for
the GIS Specialty Center that administers the license. |
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Coordinated all
planning internship placements for the NRPI Department since 1983 (15-38/yr) |
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Averaged 61
advisees/yr since 1983. |
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Directed ten
master's students to completion, advised fifteen others as principal
advisor, served on about twenty other graduate committees; served on one
doctoral committee through UC Davis |
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Board of
Directors, Center for the Resolution of Environmental Disputes, Humboldt
State University, Arcata. (Appointed by Dr. McCrone). Board dissolved in S’95. |
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Board of
Directors, Institute for Study of Alternative Dispute Resolution, Humboldt |
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Developed the
hardware/software and academic resources to implement HSUs GIS curriculum
and Spatial Analysis Lab |
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Received
approximately 10 different grants ranging from $895 to $14,124 for
development of hardware and software resources for the GIS Lab. |
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Presented numerous
guest lectures promoting the use of GIS in natural resources management
(e.g., Wildlife Department, Forestry Department). |
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Sabbatical Leave,
F '89; evaluated the Planning and Interpretation curricula by visiting
ex-students and professional experts; developed GIS lab exercises using our
new GIS software. |
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As Chairman of the
NRPI Department (Selected):
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Wrote the 1987
Program Resources Review for the Department and was commended by
ARAC for its quality. |
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Coordinated
the quarter-to-semester conversion process |
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Nominated for
Scholar of the Year, Humboldt State University, 1988. |
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Humboldt County
Science Fair Judge, 1986-present |
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Project advisor
for ~30 student capstone projects which were completed for local clientele
including: |
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Lanphere-Christensen
Dunes Biophysical Inventory (Nature Conservancy)
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Arcata
Community Forest Management Plans (City of Arcata) |
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Seven
management plans for the Humboldt North Coast Land Trust (Trinidad) |
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Janes Creek
Management Plan (City of Arcata) |
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Manila Park
Management Plans (Manila Community Services District) |
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Visited 22
agencies between Arcata and Missoula, Montana for the Career Development
Center's Coop program, August 1988. |
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Selected Committee
Service:
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No. Michigan
University School of Arts and Sciences Advisory Council |
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HSU Fickle
Hill Observatory Tree Problem Advisory Committee |
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HSU Admissions
Marketing Subcommittee (part of President's Task Force on Enrollment
Management and Planning); appointed by Pres. McCrone |
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HSU Resource
Planning and Budget Committee (Three-year term, 1984-1987) |
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HSU Ad-hoc
All-Campus Events Center Subcommittee of the University Facilities
Committee |
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HSU
Schedule 25 Advisory Committee |
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HSU
Joint Council of Deans, Directors, and Faculty Leaders |
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HSU
Office of Academic Affairs Budget Committee |
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HSU
Cooperative Fisheries Unit Advisory Board |
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HSU
Graduate Dean Search Committee |
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HSU
Registrar Search Committee |
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CNR Graduate
Studies Committee |
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CNR Computer
Advisory Committee |
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CNR Ad-hoc
Native American Career Education in Natural Resources (NACENR) Director
Search Committee (Chair) |
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CNR Ad-hoc MA
in Natural Resources Committee (Chair) |
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NRPI Personnel
Committee (Chair) |
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NRPI Faculty
Search Committee (6 occasions, Chaired four times) |
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CNRS
Forest Science Project Advisory Committee |
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Attended several
faculty development seminars to improve teaching:
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"The
Feedback Lecture and Matching Teaching/Learning Styles," HSU, Feb.
1-2, 1985. |
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"Cartographic
Design Using an Automated Mapping System," Denver, April 23-26,
1983. |
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"Workshop
on Land Issues of Non-Metro. Amer.," U. of Maryland, June 23-25,
1980. |
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"Soft
Energy Paths", AAAS Chautuaqua course, Champaign, IL, Oct. 30-Nov.
1, 1980. |
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"Solar
Energy Utilization Workshop," Argonne National Lab., Chicago,. Nov.
1-3, 1978. |
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Association of
American Geographers (AAG) |
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American Congress
on Surveying and Mapping (ASCM) |
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American Society
of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) |
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The Nature
Conservancy |
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Sigma Xi, The
Scientific Research Society |
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